What remains of Schloss Au in Regen?

Only sections of rubble-stone wall with sixteenth-century corner quoins survive, the rest having burned down in 1854 and been demolished in 1908.

Can the Schlossruine in Regen be visited?

No information on opening hours or organised access is available, as the site consists only of remains in the Schlossau district.

Who built the destroyed castle in Regen?

The baroque complex was built by Albrecht Sigmund Freiherr von Donnersberg after the Thirty Years' War, on a site occupied since the sixteenth century.

Why did the castle disappear?

It was destroyed by Pandur troops in 1742, rebuilt, then devastated by fire in 1854 and finally demolished in 1908 by its last owner.

Schlossruine

Regen

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Where: Regen

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Schlossruine stands in Regen (Landkreis Regen), in Bavaria, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. No visits are on record for this building.

The Schlossruine in Regen, also called Schloss Au, marks the remains of a former manorial castle in the district of Schlossau, south of the local forester's house. The baroque complex, rebuilt in the eighteenth century after its destruction by Pandur troops in 1742, later burned down in 1854 and was largely demolished in 1908, leaving only sections of rubble-stone wall with sixteenth-century corner quoins. The site once served as the administrative centre of four seigneurial jurisdictions combined under a single lordship for centuries.

What to know

What remains are wall fragments, not a castle open for a conventional visit.
The site lies in the Schlossau district, near a forester's house, away from central Regen.
The former manor house's cellar is now built over by outbuildings of the forester's house.
The site is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria.
No information on opening hours, fees, or visitor facilities is available.

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Regen · Landkreis Regen · Bayern

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Regen, Landkreis Regen

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Heritage status: Baudenkmal in Bayern

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What remains of Schloss Au in Regen?: Only sections of rubble-stone wall with sixteenth-century corner quoins survive, the rest having burned down in 1854 and been demolished in 1908.
Can the Schlossruine in Regen be visited?: No information on opening hours or organised access is available, as the site consists only of remains in the Schlossau district.
Who built the destroyed castle in Regen?: The baroque complex was built by Albrecht Sigmund Freiherr von Donnersberg after the Thirty Years' War, on a site occupied since the sixteenth century.
Why did the castle disappear?: It was destroyed by Pandur troops in 1742, rebuilt, then devastated by fire in 1854 and finally demolished in 1908 by its last owner.